Loreflow connects every tool, document, meeting, conversation and decision into one living company memory — so your team can see what happened, why it happened, and the sources behind it.
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One flow, not fifty setups
Pick the bundles your company runs on and authorize once. Loreflow's AI reads everything as it lands and builds the workspace for you — a purpose-built visual card per question, each citing its sources.
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One guided sequence, no tab juggling.
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Cards, timeline and answers populate live.
Every pull request, ticket and deploy becomes one delivery story.
Step 01 · what the AI does
Connects to the tools your work already lives in
155 connectors live today, with new ones added continuously.
The shape of it
Loreflow sits between the tools that produce work and the people who need to understand it. Nothing is retyped and nothing moves.
Everything your team already produces
Messages, docs, tickets, calls and invoices land as they are created. Read-only, permission-mirrored.
Linked by real influence
Loreflow works out which artifact caused which — the call that changed the pricing page, the thread behind the ticket.
Answers with receipts attached
Ask in plain language and get the decision, the owner and the evidence it came from.
Problems and solutions
Four ways knowledge leaks out of a growing company — and what Loreflow does about each.
Solo founder
You are the archive. Every answer runs through you.
Loreflow answers from your own docs, calls and threads.
Technical founder
Every “quick question” costs you 20 minutes of focus.
Repeat questions resolve against the linked history.
Sales-led founder
Customer truth is stuck in calls, CRM notes and inboxes.
Objections surface as trends, with the quotes attached.
Scaling team
Every hire needs a human. Every leaver takes memory with them.
New joiners read the map; decisions stay behind.
A week in the life
A 40-person workspace, measured before onboarding and again in week ten.
Before Loreflow · per person, per week
0.0 hrs
With Loreflow · per person, per week
0.0 hrs
Net effect · 0.0 hours returned to the team every week — roughly 81% of the time this work used to cost.
Loreflow reads your existing tools and rebuilds the missing layer between them — the reasoning behind the work. Below, each piece is explained the same way: what usually goes wrong, how Loreflow handles it, and the hours it gives back. Every panel is live — click it.
An interactive graph of every artifact in your company, linked by how it actually influences the work.
The problem
Nobody can point to where a project actually lives. The spec is in Notion, the real argument happened in Slack, the numbers are in a spreadsheet someone renamed, and the customer quote that changed everything is inside a call recording. New hires ask in channels, senior people re-explain, and the same context gets rebuilt from scratch every few weeks.
How it works
Loreflow reads the tools you already pay for and draws the links between them: this doc caused that ticket, that call changed this pricing page. You open one node and see the whole neighbourhood around it — sources, owners and consequences — instead of opening eleven tabs and guessing.
What it saves you
Founders and ops leads typically lose 4-6 hours a week to 'where is that / who decided that' searching. Most teams get most of that back in the first month, and onboarding a new hire drops from weeks of shadowing to a couple of days of reading.

Loreflow
CompanyYour company brain. Everything connects through here.
Imported from Notion · Company · influence 100/100 · 7 direct relationships
Related objects — click to expand the map around them
A chronological record of what happened, who was involved and what it changed — reconstructed automatically.
The problem
At the end of a quarter nobody can honestly reconstruct it. You remember the launch, not the three quiet decisions that shaped it. Investor updates, retros and board prep turn into an archaeology dig through calendars and DMs — usually done by the founder, at night.
How it works
Every event from your connected tools lands on one dated line with its source attached: shipped features, churn events, hires, pricing changes, big customer calls. Pick any day and replay exactly what moved and who moved it. Nobody has to keep a log, because the log writes itself.
What it saves you
A monthly investor update or retro that used to eat half a day becomes a 20-minute review. Over a year that is roughly 40-50 founder hours back, and the version you send is accurate instead of remembered.
Trends surfaced from the connective tissue between product, revenue, support and engineering signals.
The problem
The warning signs are always in the data before they are in the room. Support sees the same complaint, sales hears the same objection, engineering notices the same flaky area — and none of them talk to each other until it becomes a churn number in a board deck.
How it works
Loreflow watches signals across support, product usage, revenue and engineering together, and raises a trend when they start pointing the same way. Each insight is scored on the strength of the evidence behind it and opens straight into that evidence, so you can judge it in seconds rather than trust a black box.
What it saves you
Catching one churn pattern or one broken funnel a quarter earlier is usually worth more than the whole tool. Day to day, it removes the weekly 'pull the numbers and see if anything is wrong' ritual — call it 3 hours a week across your team.
Signal behind this insight
92% confidenceStructured decision records with owners, evidence and outcomes, so context never leaves with people.
The problem
Decisions live in people's heads. Someone leaves, and six months of reasoning leaves with them. The team relitigates a settled question, or worse, quietly reverses it and finds out why it was decided that way the hard way.
How it works
Every meaningful call becomes a record with the owner, the date, the evidence that supported it and the thread that produced it. When circumstances change you reopen the decision with its full history intact instead of starting the argument over from zero.
What it saves you
Teams typically kill one or two repeat debates a month — that is 5-10 hours of expensive calendar time — and a departure stops costing weeks of handover. Institutional memory stays with the company, not the employee.
Prioritise activation over enterprise SSO
Activation drop-off is compounding across every acquisition channel, while SSO blocks only two late-stage deals that can be bridged with SAML in Q3.
Inside a live workspace
These four panels are the same components that run inside the product. They read the demo workspace, so what you see here is what you get on day one.
Coverage
Share of company activity that Loreflow can trace to a source. Above 80% is where answers stop having holes in them.
Where the memory comes from. Chat dominates in most companies — which is exactly why wikis never captured it.
Connected artifacts per team. Uneven coverage tells you which part of the company is running on undocumented context.
−25% from previous step
−38% from previous step
−51% from previous step
−22% from previous step
One of the funnels Loreflow rebuilds automatically from product and revenue signals.
Compounding
A wiki decays the moment nobody edits it. Loreflow moves the other way: this week's work is next week's context, with no effort from anyone.
Every sync adds nodes and — more importantly — links. The curve below is a typical 40-person workspace over its first quarter: slow for a week while history back-fills, then steeply useful.
Demo workspace data, weekly snapshots.
Connections in the graph
Weekly, first quarter of a 40-person workspace.
Velocity is the visible symptom. When engineers stop reconstructing why something was built the way it was, throughput moves without anyone working longer hours.
Weekly shipped work
Same team, before and after the graph filled in.
When context is created
Activity density by day and hour — the hours your memory is actually made.
Most companies cannot say how many decisions they made last quarter, let alone who owned them. Loreflow turns that into a number you can look at — and a record you can reopen.
Decision outcomes
Last quarter, demo workspace.
Support load shifting
An insight raised before anyone asked for it.
Investor updates
Investor reporting is the one deadline founders miss most, and the one that quietly decides the next round. Loreflow drafts it from live workspace data — you edit, scope and send.
October update · assembled automatically on the 1st
Numbers
Stripe · QuickBooks
MRR $486k (+4.1%), net retention 118%, burn $96k, runway 19 months.
What moved
Linear · HubSpot
Shipped scoped investor access; enterprise pipeline up 2.3x on Q2.
Risks
Zendesk · Gong
Support load per account rising; two enterprise renewals slipped a week.
Asks
Decisions log
Two intros to Series A infra buyers in EU.
Green marker: industry average for seed-stage founders.
Down from a typical 6 hour spreadsheet-and-doc scramble.
Scoped, data-backed updates get read.
Every number links to the tool it came from.
Each square is one percent of the drafted content.
Access control
Your lead sees the live dashboard. An angel sees the published report. Nobody sees the thing you have not decided yet. Change any of it in one click, and treat investors as what they are: part of the team.
Explore investor relationsReports only
Can read the updates you publish. Nothing else in the workspace.
Reports + metrics
Updates plus the live financial dashboard, without company memory.
Everything in the app
Full read-only access to memory, context map, decisions and metrics.
Custom scopes
Pick exactly which areas this investor can open.
How it works
Nobody writes anything down twice. Loreflow works off the work your team already produces.
OAuth, not a migration. Nothing moves and nobody changes how they work.
Takes about 2 minutes
It back-fills 90 days, links what influenced what, and is built to mirror your source permissions.
First useful map within an hour
Ask why something happened and get the decision, the owner and the evidence behind it.
Answers in seconds, not hours
Do the maths
Move the sliders to your own headcount and blended cost. The bill for institutional forgetting is already being paid — it is just paid in hours, by your most expensive people.
Size your own workspace
Based on 3.4 hours per person per week lost to searching, re-explaining and repeated debates.
Hours / week
136
Cost / year
$469,200
Recovered capacity, quarter by quarter
Value builds as more of your history is connected.
From the teams using it
“Our board prep used to be a two-day archaeology project. Now it is a review of something that already wrote itself.”
Marta Feld
Co-founder & CEO, 62-person fintech
Board prep: 2 days → 3 hours
“The first week a senior engineer left, nothing broke. Her decisions were all still there, with the reasoning attached.”
Dev Raghunathan
VP Engineering, developer tools
Handover time down 74%
“Support kept flagging the same objection. Loreflow linked it to a pricing decision from March and we caught the churn pattern early.”
Cara Nsiah
Head of Revenue, B2B SaaS
Retained 4 at-risk accounts
Versus the alternatives
None of them are wrong — they just each own one slice. The reasoning that connects the slices is the part nobody stores, and the part that walks out the door when someone resigns.
| Capability | Loreflow | Wiki / docs | Universal search | Meeting notes AI |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Works without anyone writing things down | ✓ | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Links artifacts by real influence | ✓ | — | — | — |
| Keeps the reasoning behind a decision | ✓ | Manual | — | Per meeting |
| Answers with the source attached | ✓ | — | Links only | Transcript only |
| Gets more useful as the company grows | ✓ | — | Noisier | — |
| Survives a key person leaving | ✓ | If maintained | — | — |
| Setup effort | 2 minutes, OAuth | Ongoing forever | IT project | Per call |
Why founders keep it
Wikis decay. Every meeting and decision this week makes next week's answers better — with zero effort.
Skip the tool and the remembering gets billed to your most expensive people instead.
Slack owns messages, Linear owns tickets. Nobody owns the reasoning that connects them.
The demo above is the real product. 15-day trial on annual plans, no credit card.
Start your 15-day free trial and put a real question to your own history. If the answer is not better than what you have today, you have lost two minutes.
A company brain: it connects the tools you already use, links what happens across them, and answers questions about your business with sources attached.
No. Loreflow reads from Slack, GitHub, Notion, Google Workspace and the rest. Nobody writes a second version of what happened, and there is no wiki to maintain.
The first connector backfills in minutes. Most workspaces get useful recall on day one and a genuinely dense context map inside the first week.
The live demo runs on a realistic mock workspace so you can click everything — connectors, timeline, context map, insights and reports — without connecting anything.
There is a free tier for small teams and per-seat plans above it. Full detail, including what each tier unlocks, is on the pricing page.
Connect your first source and watch the company brain assemble itself.